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A recent working paper analyzes the potential impact of smartphone adoption on birth rates, noting a decline since the introduction of the iPhone nearly twenty years ago. The study raises questions about the factors influencing family planning decisions in the digital age.
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A recent working paper analyzes the potential impact of smartphone adoption on birth rates, noting a decline since the introduction of the iPhone nearly twenty years ago. The study raises questions about the factors influencing family planning decisions in the digital age.
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Study Examines Link Between Smartphone Adoption and Declining Birth Rates